Our experience this year has been wonderful! Mrs M. Foulkes , 3rd grade instructor is a God send…read more She's loving, yet uses tough love to the advantage of this class. We're ever so grateful for her sacrifice to be here every day.

I have had nothing but wonderful experiences with this school. They are organized, caring, and…read moreinvolved in the education of your children. The teachers are terrific- they work together to ensure that they provide each and every child with the best education possible. They keep up-to-date on new techniques of teaching and learning and aren't afraid to explore various ways of continued improvement.

Great Teachers. Very lacking principal though. So much potential with the expeditionary learning,…read morejust absolutely weak leadership.

Excellent school, great learning tools, tons of support from teachers and staff as for your lesson…read moreplans. Every one is very friendly and accepting of your age, culture, religion. The classes are a lot of fun for the kids and the do some really creative stuff. I am very impressed with all my friends older children that graduated from this school. I wouldn't consider any other school if you are thinking about home school this a the best choice.

Tall Pines is a truly special preschool. Not only are the teachers/director passionate about what…read morethey do, but they really treat you and your child like part of the family here and the co-op part is such a lovely way to introduce children to school. If you're considering sending your child here you will not be disappointed.

I love Tall Pines! Sending your child to this school is a gift. Teacher Michelle LOVES her kids and…read moreis an amazing teacher. Teacher Kelsey is warm and kind. This school is clean, fun, and a great introduction to grade school. My child loves going to school. He feels safe and happy at school, and is always looking forward to going. It's hard for parents to make friends, but at Tall Pines you are sure to find your people. The school is an accepting and loving place and they truly want the best for every family. If you are able to participate in a co-op, this is your place!

We've had a great experience. My children are enrolled as independent study students and the…read moreresources/support we receive makes our homeschooling experience rich and enjoyable.

Have had nothing but problems from the get-go. Seemingly rude and ignorant people have decided to…read morebuild a school platform that is exclusively for a select few families and their respective children that they wish to teach. A school centered around the teacher's needs rather than inclusivity for new families entering their school for the first time at high school level. My child's current teacher borders on verbal abuse, with her attitudes fueled by her own ignorance and judgements. The school counselor in 2020-2021 went out of her way to personally check on a highly sensitive family matter, above and beyond her duty to ethically report, breeching the ethics of her position and the confidence she attempted to build up with my child. Total trust violations since day one is my consensus. The school receptionist in 2020 did not make eye contact with me and only addressed my child directly when we came in together to get her enrolled. My child and I feel blacklisted for unknown reasons and the "we live in a small town," attitude is not digestible in this case. Taking my concerns to the school board for harassment/profiling and negligence. There are not adequate resources available for children with 504 plans, this aspect of my child's experience has been exploited by the administration and teachers who truly do not bother or appear willing to learn about their students and their families. Their parent/school communicator application is one-sided, parents can reply, however, their remarks can only be viewed by the administrators themselves. Believe you me, I fill out my annual parent survey as a bare minimum contribution but there isn't ever enough information provided in direct response (feedback). I feel too defeated by these obstacles mentioned, that now feel overwhelmingly harmful, despite my wanting to do more for my child and her school. I have commented several times about this from the start, which has fallen on deaf ears. My daughter's administrator and teacher have not considered the health and safety of my child on major intervention strategies implemented by me, her parent, in coordination with the school and county mental health programs. I am exhausted as a mom by the brokenness of our local education system, in particular, with poorly qualified or uninspired, ill-informed administrators. Consider this my white flag. I have been patient and diligent and we have not gotten the same respect in return.

Rude teachers towards their students. One imparticular is demeaning and seems to almost bully and…read moreembarrass their students.

This school is absolutely spectacular. We tried so many "special/magical" schools - charter,…read moreprivate, Waldorf - believing that the "regular" school wouldn't meet the unique needs of our kids. WOW, were we wrong! The Deer Creek staff is AMAZING. They are everything a school should be, even for high-needs neurodiverse kids. The teachers and principal and janitors all care so deeply for the children, they know them by name and each child feels special and valued. I wish we'd started here from the beginning!

I wanted to give this 2.5 Stars. The Superintendent seemed nice, and the preview was impressive…read more This school offers a lot of extra curricular activities after school, and I like the idea of incorporating robotics and computer programming at an early age. For "stuff", this school gets a perfect 2.5 of 2.5. The huge negative is communication and planning. In terms of staffing I'd give a 0.0 of 2.5. I'm not okay with my kid attending a school that doesn't communicate to parents and give snotty responses to inquiries over the summer. Their favorite answer "you'll know when we know." Great, except nobody knew until 3 days before school started. And there's no before school care program, which is needed for our living/work situation.

My son has been going to NCSA for three years starting with TK. I couldn't be more impressed with…read morehow supported my son is and in the overall care of all their students. As a trans parent, I thoroughly enjoy the level of diversity, inclusion, and equity, the school provide to the students.

This is an okay school I guess but there are a few things that are not cool. They teach stuff in…read morethird grade that second graders should know and there is a lot of bad things I just want you to see for yourself

It's fine Idk why…read more Nothing special Nothing bad This is just for the characters I need to post this

Rude parents and staff! The staff at Bitney Springs was preparing for a performance at the Odd…read moreFellows Hall in NC. They barged through the dance class currently in session with out a care in the world. While my daughter was sitting on a bench putting on her shoes at the end of class, a rude man proceeded to move the bench she was sitting on. My daughter, 8 years old, was startled and jumped off the bench. He then placed the bench on her toes. I asked him why he was being so rude, and he replied, "Lady, I can be much ruder than this." If that wasn't enough, a rude lady joined him and pushed my daughter out of the way. I couldn't believe how uncaring and mean these people were to my daughter, and the other dance students. I would not recommend any one to have their children attend this school. If this is the kind of behavior they have in public, I cannot imagine how they act in a school setting. My daughter is still crying an hour later.

Don't call them if you have any concerns at all about your child's safety, well being or education…read more They will be rude and condescending and try to make you feel stupid. 6 inches of snow on the ground at my house, still snowing and I tried to call my son's school to find out information. They finally answered when it was too late to get my son to the bus, so now I am expected to drive him in the snow all the way into town (I live about 9 miles from the school, past another district, in a weird part of the district in town). They told me that I should be prepared for the snow if I live up here. Really? My issue isn't about being prepared, it's about having severe snow driving anxiety that stemmed from a horrible car accident I was in years back. I don't believe anyone at the district office has any right to be addressing concerned parents. It looks like this is the last year my son is in this school district with these people who obviously want money for the district so bad they won't call a snow day to keep the children safe. I have never had an issue that they did help with, all I have ever gotten was an attitude about everything. I am happy with my son'a school, but this district and it's employees are bottom shelf. Not who you want to speak with when you want your concerns to be heard. Immature and completely useless.